SBAF of 2002 v Minister for Immigration & Multicultural & Indigenous Affairs

[2002] FCAFC 372

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Catchwords

1. Immigration
2. › Refugees
3. › Protection visas
4. › Refugee Review Tribunal
5. › Credibility findings
6. › Conversion to Christianity
7. › Whether Tribunal's adverse credibility finding vitiated by error
8. › Migration Act 1958 (Cth), s 474
1. Immigration
2. › Refugees
3. › Protection visas
4. › Refugee Review Tribunal
5. › Procedural fairness
6. › Conduct of hearing
7. › Whether Tribunal failed to honour undertaking to allow further comments
1. Appeal
2. › Federal Court
3. › Appeal from single judge
4. › No error identified
5. › Whether appellants demonstrated error of fact or law in primary judge's decision

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An appellate court will dismiss an appeal from a judicial review decision where the appellant raises the same complaints that were carefully considered and rejected by the primary judge and fails to identify any specific error of fact or law in the primary judge's decision.

Case Details

Citation[2002] FCAFC 372

CourtFCAFC

JurisdictionCommonwealth

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1945R v HickmanHCA 53

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